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Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Notice 70 ehs Business nsn-Nd Pxopsrtv
Owners Of WiImsngso,. Del.

| Notics 10 the BuSlnoas mon-nd Px xoportv
Owners Of Wiimsngsos. Dol.
The best protection for u aud iron
| roofs, iron fences and dam walls IA a
matter that is of interest to Hilders and
property owners generally. but to rec.
onci'e the conflicting stories # competi
tors In business, or to get the solid
facts, is thing of great imprtaace, and
upon this conclusion very mich depends
The facts arc these: Roo os.Bti1y ia
plain work, M. that kind hat REQUIRES
skilled workmen to do, and the Kind
OF work that few first-class ,ouse paint.
ers do not care to do, consequently It
usually falls TO she appr' ntie boys lot to
do it, or 1t IS frequently givei to the TIN
'smlth, who lilSe@ise sends hi apprentice.
who coates ii over with = pint that ia
Little better in quality ttin stain or
polkberry juice, and In fer years the
rocf is rus.ed or rotted in ioles. Then
the tenant complains and htowner looks
for the man that makes leak roof water
tight, pants them, 6e. In this rusted,
leaky aud rotten condition, he man that
makes roof-pa.nting o speciality Is at once
engaged to put the roof ii repair: he
does the best he can with lppeless case,
hut ere long the roof again sFings leak.
then the uuker Is sent fer, md he finds
It hopeless case, and he cdaJemns the
paint last put on fer all the trouble,
which is very unfair, and besides he
knows It is untrue, but It seHes his pur. |
pose to drive gu. Of the manet q paint |
that he cannot control, nd that he !
knows in his heart is doute and fre. |
quently three times as durate. This is |
one Of the difficulties honest men with an
homes business have to enconter, but as !
the proof of the pudding is II the eatl1g
thereof, we oaly ask you to live Bruce's
Excelsior Elastic roof paint fair trial,
and We VIII bury these ernniPly COT trac.
ted lies 70 deep that we trus tlty will
never have resurrection. Very respect I
fully yours, VIM. Z. BRUCE. Residence,
lily . stree; office, S03 Polar s.ree5, ]
D.l.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
OK WEDNESDAY.
TEE e-H DAY or july, 1887,
at nfnlnnH n "a,
Tho following described req estate. viz.


Tho following desoribsd real estate. viz:
All that certain lot OF isrG and three
stcrisd brick dwelling tn hereod situate 10 tae
CITY OF Wilmington, bounded ana describe j
as sfollows, TO wit:
Beginning at point on the westerly cid Q
OF " Wlnasor strest, between Six.h and sew
onth streets at the distance Of ID! feei, 9
inches from the .soGthafly side OF Sevent b
rect, thence westerly through ;hs middle
OF tha divieion wall between tais house and
the nouss ajio,ht1g on tho ncr;h para tlel
with Seventh street SO feet to the ssteriy
side OF f.et wide sliey, tneDco along ~ d
side OF snid alley southerly ann parallel
with Windsor street IL fesi. 0 inches % a
line OF otber properly noV or late OF JACOB
no oman, thspce easterIy parallel With sew.
enth street SO fcot 20 the asiZ westerly side
of windsor s.reet, ana thencs thereby uorth
erly II foe'. inches TO tho place OF begin
ming, be tho contonte Whist they may. BOOB
H., vol. l2 page vl, &C.
seized and tsken in execution Rs tee
property OF anuio Elizabeth Ohippey And
{. t. and to he sold by
GILES LAM MBSOH, Sbortf.
Sherif's Once, Whining .on, Juno IL, 1885,.
100 cod Ii
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Gstting Ready for tho Fourth.

Another mestiEg OF the Nas.ons
Land League was held last evening al
No. 200 Market street for tha purpose
OF making furtter arraesements H.,
the ceie ie0rstlon which will be held on
the Fourth at Union Park, The follow
lug nSGed we've sppointed a com N istes
on refeeshment-: j. j. shannon, b. j
Sweeney, j. bremen, 2. NcGillen, 2.
Marion.
Those Interested In the celebration 10
the eastern past OF the city held auot her
meeting lsst evening r. renth and Pop
Jar streets. Tns grounds at Ninth and
Loul bard streeta will be put In order
Mex. week. the committee on music
were tnstructs- ID engage Aibert's band
o. SIS. A number OF valuable prizes
will bs offered for athletic exercises
About $3.50 worth o. hre works and l6O
lsnteros have D-en rurohass6 10 Pbila.
delPh!a, amt $500 has been oollec cted
sibee isst Monday toward paying the
cxpcre,B.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Eour,n OF JuiY txeursion.

In order 10 enable every one to take a
"Trip for plaaeBre or recreation cnrinp
the Fourth Of July holidays. the Penn
eyivsnia Railroad Goa pAny will sell
exoarsioa tcl cts IN July 81, Sd, and
ath Tnua T. return uaio and incl 0 ding
The 9th, betvarn ali stations on the
mein lino and branches, as reduced
rateE.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

I,R sALg-OHEAP, A FARM OF 20
.crss o. tho road loading from Smyrna
liassp,rd. three mile; from the former
4 E,s house and barn and ct0 peach
Artly wsrErHEN CLENnakIsL
hs pNnlss, or James Porter, Newport,
ilS.lrp d6w
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
TTHpRfcfDekTED kTTRLcTinEi
u 0vEa half / MILLION DISTRIBUTE 80
Louisiana StateLottery Company

Incorporated In 1873 for 10 years by tht
parpoees-wi,h a capital of 81. 600 o00-u
which reserve fund OF over $3.50, eco hat
sin 50 heen sddsd.
Iiy an overw wbeimipg popular vote its frar
ohiss was Gsds part Of the presont Stat
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on gnd On
dorsed by the poople OF any state.
II lecor scales On. postpones.
Its Grand NinGfe Number Drnv.
lnEs tah q place Monthly, and tsss
semi mi.ADEual Drawings regulnrr
~ every six months II une and E6.
eember).
A SPLENDuD OPPORTUNITY rO
WIN A FDRTBk 4. SEVEN rh tfHhNI
DRA VINO, GLASS T.. IN THE ACAU
EMY OF MUSIC, NEW OXLEA Ms.
rUESrhY, July IL, Iss7-2oeth
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

5URsALE.9!lUE CREAM TUBS AND
ers ranging from seuarts 10 10. % al
Ale iron bottoms. A hareain Apply,
kap. n. to JOHN L.VANSAN I. High
D. arciiy. lN'u
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
tpE SLi.H.
6B SALE.

DgslLE-DESlRABLE buil;piMI : :.
Sucn Woodlssa Avoa7s. rye ana
1rrsu, n.sr the 3. 4 q. 'front.' n.eel
y, .T mi fcpt and Url0n street car Do.
y T.s.n ~. nav buildings In coures OF
M, m Iuts previously sold. Row 10 the
% n ncuro a y. 10 build homo, or Tor
..I.,,ou Ietns sio q month Call or
y. 49, u. b. RlLEY,
,Ss 7ls King stroos.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
/ resh Shrimp and Fi,h Rail

- No, 1907 Frea,si sire e.ts,s ole, IT II
',nSft.oves, N. e. cor. Third AM F,p.as sts
-, - or.es, promptly attended to Uyters
y W u 9ili rn'eivs | "0ppt atteu,io1. ana
'I,.re,,ai,y ,r pIek.d for snippiuv
''N jb-N MAnIIN.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

(1,vn-PERspNs wAN.1n%n a y, uran,s % Or
n lspls holp n ~ ~ s'I Issconmodsted ~ o.
hnill'Ss q iaa i nns.oa Inssllis'inaSce iac.u r.
|llss, 7, y If,rsago street --
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
&. B. RILEY.
228 King Street.
Dr.. TMEE:l fss S!||:::,::: II: go;

sn rhy.icisn Surgeon Of both schoos Pheda. lead.
Speeeiirt tas Certhcate- Diplomas rro,e) for all
rdisr ,aa daa.snss Important old In
s"s biosd 70 lson. Diseases OF the Skin n idne,
aher organs, Nb.tinnte Ulcers Throat aiectloas,
,i,s rseus Bebhfty, youthful inprndonce r,S,lnn.
s-,cture abuse OF so.callsd "pnrcly yrpe.cl le
,ardI preinatEre decline tuece-tiully treated and
cured AFTER al others fail. Relief nj once.
n. Shs should read Dr. Thees book sTruth res.
srti,es 4, and exposure Of enormous twindes nd
rn.a IN hooks pamphlets. circulars 4 distributed by
Nhere diseases are described terrible and hoe.
bor,,,ns nsse writings are condemned by the chief au.
NV ruini ms,ics science and full Of bnrefacrd es
,Ya,.ae rnine those unforfnnatca who read III an BY
y. b. ne condition Of the pf sufferers they d..
en OF All hope and make Their the victim, Of a dau
M sensns melnncholIa, Beware OF ths " iree nre,eIia
nnh ,reyerends," vcnders Of patent medicines and
~ ,hai'iduals, who, with their one remedy pretend
ha, n. dseases while science tenehes
evening, houTo 20 r. to to wsdn.sdsy and Saturday
snndeysstol. Write or call.
DE KNOWN thatDr. Theei Hr, one Of
Ae onlv ..'.,. WIN, the Consulting pRg .icians Is
ibi,sa genuine European apecinf1ai ip the eity Of
ro,s lie made his studies for yoars nn.er ibe
icnstIo ned Professors yahr d. Muller as lis ere
~ ~ htthted " the German Court nd
Sire IL. nerienn n l.ccstion, prove. Read "TrutbDG
De b,na ann save yourself from faiiing in.a
VIZ "snas OF oretendtIa and Years Of pnLapniIe.S
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

- ,T No. 1919 TATNnLL Nall.
1.NrEi,-sAsi,t s,to Cir; for gen FL 81 houss. nmr,o
"al,o a white sifi t25.i
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
ON WEDNESDAY,
1HE oTH DAY OF JULY, 1887.
At 2 o'clooK p. m,
yhe fo,lowtng descrlbsd reaI sutata xi,.


All that certain lot or parcel OF land with
a three ssory brick store-house and out
Z aildings thereon, lying and being situated
IN the c'ty II W timingtoG, bounded and de-
srrioei ns follows. that Is to say:
Begipning az tEs corner formed BY the IN.
terssc tion OF tb o line to ths eouthsrly r!d q
OF Front street, With the line Of the oa.teri y
side of Shipley street., running thence In
eouthsriy ci.ectlon alons the line OF iho
eaaterlv SIDE OF Sripiay street oJ feet to the
corner formed by the Intersection OF the line
OF the nofther.y side Of Water stroet, with
tho line OF The esster.y stde OF snipley
street, tlsnci saater!y aiOng the nsrtherly
side OF water street 20 feet TO corner,
thence nortnerly and parallel to Snipley
, stree. 90 feet to corner, thaace eM,Lerly
and pGra llel to Front street ok inches to q
col n4r, thence ncriherly ami parallel to
SIMPLIFY street and passlny through tho
centro Of the brick wail dividing the house
or s;0rehouse IN this lot frsm tho mouse or
| st0renouee on t'e lot ad dining on the east
10 feet 10 the line OF the southoriy sid Of
| Front strec, Gnd thence westerly along the
! south~rly tfoe OF froat strost 20 feet eL
inches TO the f1rstibeforo mentioned coInr
| the pi,os OF boz iauing, be the contents with.
Ia said b0un;s what tnoy may.
Sesed and taxen IN execution rs the
properly OF Bavii A.BucRtns ham and Sadie
Il. bu,kinRhaui his vile AID /, t., ard 70
90 sold ny GILES LA hBSOh, sheriff.
Shsrif's ONCE, WilGinEtoD, June IT,
1851. i9o.ood Is
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

GOOD Boy OK MsN
EYANrtlca - ~ a ,nors,, COW and r.
ipM, ", l,,1a frsnc1 st. "
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

DR SALE-A GOOD 8 iEeH OLD
h,s., good driver, to he s1!d because
tsneY hss 10 nOfe use for him. j. b.
bLUk, 9illin avenue and Lincoln St.
70.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

GOOD AN ~ EnS ma
stthe Novei'y o Ja2-ttt
v,.nch Streets
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
III ~ -Z/H -
S:.sa5sea:~.G1s S.s;:5;e;a;.G
s.1GgalszrcEclp.

We, tAt upscrrgncd Banks aDi Psnke.,
stsf pay eli Prizes drawn n THO Loxis;an.
state Lotteries which may be p.aasutst
our counters.
j. n. O6ErsBY, Pros. Lsuasizn.
National Rank
p. LANAUX, Pres. State National
BANK.
A. BALDWIN. Pres ". q, Naf,y R's
CARL KO HN Pres. Union Nationas
Bank
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

---a FlRsI.0LAss oo.R' i. <,
TANgLl-tssm -tssmale, fpr restaurant, >, =, up Z .
,Noll Eiig sHeo'' i2t.3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

.ShEklFf's SALE -BY VIRTUE OF A
~ writ CT Le7ari Fa cias. to me directSd
Will be ex9osed to puonc sale, at tho Court
House, Oh Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Whining ton,
New Castle Oou atty, Del,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

CHEkIfF'S SALE-HY VIRTUE OF
writ OF .n LeYsri facias, 10 ne df
rectec. will be OK -ossd 10 pabiic sale, at the
.lours House. on Msrke. greet, between
Tenth and Eleventh atreets, In tho city OF
whining con. New Castle County, DEL,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
wssssA.

|-v,xr TINS L;,r1Ei1i; On IN;
;;:;:; a; T. ;;; So; e.. :: 81; ';;'
~ eSS,ovsliuess. asa ''' js3 ote
~ ,Sat street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
kiu,s Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS N aTsO@
New Griexst41, la. .

PIN pED That the presence Of
IsC III I.NI IL LII 3ensrals Beaprsysrd
ana Early, who are in charge Of tac draw
ings, a. guarantee OF absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances arc all
equal and thtt no Quo can possibly divine
What numhers will draw o Prize
IN I'm HL th9t the payment of all
Prisna is GUAtsANTEEp RH FOUR
N NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans
AM tie Tickets x.e signst by the Presi.
dent OF an Institution, whoss chartered
rights arc recognized IN tbs hixhssl Uourts;
therefore, teware OF any imitai iions or an
pOymous ashemes
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

coA WHITE WOMAN ss %,
TbsrtI.h, ~ At united S;stss noel
A,rbsinaiu o. i.49ts
..,s dtpOi. -
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

@,-, - lOD WHITE dikL
TkNlhp.s nS,usewo.k. NJ es9 fren,h
70: gecaS! n'-' J2A'ats
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

.rn rn-,wNtnIaTEL y: a EE- s.
Esa..,'vv A. lls Msrke. St. ti,H
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
Capital Prize. Sl50,OOO.

x,l7p Prisar. amounting 20 .sb86sooc
Application for to CLUBS shouIu De
ns0o only to ths otlce OF tho COMPANY In
Rev s!rlssna.
For furtn or information write clearly, sfy.
i1g Sili address. POSTAL NU1ls;, BxF fats
Money Orders, or NeW org E1oll.oSt
% orcfhsry iettor. Ourreroy uy eXproa
tsf oar expoGso) sddreG5ed
G. n .BAUrHIN,
NcG U:ioaIs, La.
CT n. .. DAUPHgW,
Washington, ID. q
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

-;,,n-, GO0D.srOuT BOY re
vtrf 10 s,sa'' i2i 81
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25

sryrO AT 81. PAT
IAkI,,Ip .1n,ea, Apply at orce. 20
nefts,yvii nefts,v GEO i. BRADfOhD.
- n,1I, c,IR ERAL.
AsI.n,D1inf AsOu;,,1 1if I ISIS J:fcrsoa ss J" ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-25
For Reats

|Kips Kips,'-SIoRE !, House, No. 400
lug IT, Also tzlureg for sale, ~; i9a. att att
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
WOMFN " TIE SXEEPTNG CAR.
Dom ne Plrsblrg Dispatch.

II Is of the inScrutablc mysteries Of life why
the soWcst and most pcrnckiiy' and most selfish -
women generally obtains possession of the dressing
room fir,f and holds II until the patience of every
other woman I'm the car IS about exhausted Regard
of comfort others She washes. and powders,
and puts up her hair and lets out her bangs. and
Iris hes her teeth and mlncurcs her nails and ar
ranges her collar and cuffs and all The rest Of II with
the calm drlbcratiOn of one who has nothing To do
but loaf and the whole day before her - do IT, who
her suffering sisters waifingwaiting with unkempr
hair and growing ire. her painful and selfish SlOwneSs.
From all these ana the minor miSerlcs of a
Sleeping car. pray to be deycrcd-thOugh. by
the way. they should do something moro effective
than praying II nothing better could be devised in
the way of accOmmO latlOnS. Ons great improvement
conld he easily put into practice and that Is have
car for women to themselves That aon' would re-
duce the disageeablcs OF night travel very consider
ably.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
4 Parrot THAT PRlrS

\ family living Reed it., above Fourth are Ills
owners Of pretty poll parrot that hd- alrtai, CON
cu-Vclv shown the evidence of carly rel gous tram
INK Tho bird l. UNUSUALLY hi .lt one. and n "a
lutrS the members Of the family every morning with
regularity that Is interesting n, II /, remarkable.
1T AphOnSs German Catholic Church. or the south
OF Fourth and Reed SIS, Is provided with
Of chimes which. besides ringing Ou every sunday
and holv day ring the " Augi1Sn every evening.
This j. FOR the purpose OF reminding piou> Catholics
who live Inn sound OF the bells of little praier
that IS To De- rcctrd al that time of the day Re
cen ~ Of the mile girls Of the house began 10 call
tho attention OF the parrot 10 the ringing of the chimes
The brl VA, careful observer. and atentlycly
watched the littc one r'cte the plaScr suddenly.
evening. the bell rang oui. the parrot Jumped
from h. perch 10 the bottom of it, cage and assuming
2 rcVcrcnt position. bowed it, head and numblcd tho
fist few worl. ~ the prayer Siurc that Time IL IL
e aimed the parrot T. A. regular and attentive Ia t.
daily pray cr- a, any member of the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
TIE ONLY REMEDY
CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON.
Mr.. d. b. Adams. Union, south Ca DINA write

Mr.. d. b. Adams. Union, south Ca DINA wrltPs'
" was afflicted with a terrible case oi ooVi po'>'"
for about thirteen mOnihs. / was u'ited D9 '"'
hes. phy,icln,. and used V.f.ous hinds Of f,n de'
but re,ci,ci 10 substantial relief inaiiy mo-
the swift Specific. and about four bottles cur'u '''
sound aud wcll.'
Col Il. IT, K.cscr. editor and proprietor OF m"
Oprlika. Aa., Times under date Of August -
1se7, wrts: When | was q young man. ur'dsh
iniiscicton, | conirlc el d,c,sc VII ch has SUCK
O. me for ais. Some five or >.N years ,ihcc vas
uoubici with pains 10 make Il diG,culi ioi me
20 walk. Having advertised the :. =. :. IN my
paper for several wears. / conclude would tFy 10
10 see Il there Wa any 81. cacy ID the medicine
comnehc. using 20 ac-O ding % d. cti1n- ana u,'d
half dozen battles wa once ~ a way STATION
and, getting ieft, walked the miles and have
never felt any rcturn Ol the OH malay. Amer eN.
peficnc.ng the good elects. must -d} am sat "a
with IN suit. an siNty-e .ht years OF ago. and
| feel now Ike = Young nan and can 20 10 the ease
when necessary and set up from siN " c.gnt ho",-
and ems without ang lncOnN cn.clcc. 1 send You
this without solicitation.
Mr. T. wochl. Gil Nor,h Avenue. On caro. undor
date OF jun l., lSo7,wiifc, " dee IL my dliv 20
thank you for the cure received from your rNlrl-
lem medicine. / contracted very severe cl,e oI
blood poisoning about TWO Yeas ago Hearing OF
your medicine ] went to drug store, the proprietor
OF which persuaded me to buy preparation o., Ms
own, which hr sad was a sure cure used ~
bottles OF his stun and grew worse all the Tine ~
last got disguised and de,2iiled oi cure. n',
a friend who toll M that your medicine hdi cni''
him | wcnr 10 the same druggist again ana ~
n,,ndad vorr medicine lie reluctantly sold me
twelve bottles. and | am no" perfectly cni'u'
write Ills for the benefit Of sufferers, t0 pFcNehb
their being deceived hy false rcpr' sent ions.
thank you again for the benefit derived from YOUR
medicine"
Or. J. y. Cheney, a prominent physician residing
IN Ellavu., Schlrv County Georgia in a letter Pc
counting the infa BILE success he has In curing con-
tug Gus blood poison cases In his extensive iactc''
writes: Those who know the almost ineNilahi''
permanently dangerous effects ~ mercury VIII wei
come your discovery Of y = >. a. boon 10
humanity. The medical prof s'ion, AWAY, wary 81
rroprieilry med clne- Is coming -lowly aut r some
cases secretly, to the OF :. :. =. in eases ot
blood disorder. or course medicine that cures
20 soning in its worst form must purify the D.Oo'
~ every disorder"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases maile' ltee'
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta. Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Many pcr,,ns are trovbc with chronic Tendency " '''
,,,,,,o, Tnry arc of bilious temperament I"e''''''
witch, th,v arc subject though easily reme'''oo' ny "'
i,s ,,,at.en 4. IN many cases aggravated oy ''o'
,r,.,,c pur.ai,yrs ant choagoguoN As the NUNS" ~
, aud ,owol. are ned with a delicate m''p''"'' ""' ~"
,, ,.,o,. they cannot stand prolonged are u nnS WV"
,.... .i,h,n, ,rons IN ury Nothing re'tore'an'
~ ,,,i,u,l Ten icncy go 'supition 50 o"'''
. $1,000, s,on,ch Filters Its LAXATIVE oHoct I"
Wy " , o,,ss,,ve It neither convuses nor "o'Ao"'
n,e,t,nc, and s effects arc unace"mpanleu 0y s,'p
rai,. II ar.uss, tho liver whoa t'At "rSAn
pam" .,Ion and encourages appetite and sleep f'r
rfo"o'o' tio,y troubles complaints ana III
.'a,.n, rheumatism r. - Incompatible Ine "'"'S''
o'po" ., a, Aov soou y ou will relish them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
WHY ANDREW JOHySOy DECLINED VINE.

q
When Johnson Governor OF nrHnr>-cc he hal
occasion 10 como to Ind audpni, the guest
Whilc here Of the per-on referred 10 his private
.dcucc, and naturally the latter aBxiol, tho
anmeut should bc elaborate and complete a.
possible. In honor Of his dist she'd visitor. In
Coun,clung with his wife Il-a,line the dinner party
tAsr were Il Evc b" Insisted thdi the table b5
literally supplied with wine, Governor Johnson
undOubt,il, accustomed To- drinking II. and be-
side, II quito The proper thing 10 do such
occasion. The hostess. WHO lad strong temperance
vcw- decidedly opposed to The use of liquor ard
ItuOstI alcd with her husband over tie proposed IN
nOVaOn. lie insisted on II, however. and final, sho
gave 4 reluctant couscnt Mr.. johnson came and =
did he dinner hour. When the wine served he,
much the surprise Of the host turned down his glass
sal ius quite decidedly, g never dtluh w.nc' There
glow If triumph aud Wind catlou in the eyes II
the hostess she looked at L"r crest fallen husband
and he prplcAcI that he coull scarcely pro-
coed with the dinner. In the evening he accOmPa
med Mr.. johnson Ia The depot To see Tim or and
whlc they walking about awaiting ia" train
johnson said: refused at your dinner
day bccau,c don't like the stun IL j. TOO thin but
where gO and get adInh 81 good old whshey ~
\ uoiglhONus saloon selected, and Johnson
poured glass full Of whi>key and toS-. II of with
out a wink. Tho gentleman who had entertained
linn could hardly get home quick enough To tell his
wife how their total ab>taner had made a rccorc
ia downtown GROCERY.
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HEALTH AVID BEAUTY FROh HAH" ''"'''

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al cIlnIIcn.
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\ glancc AT the repol, Of Tie Board Of visitors 10
the Military Academy Al West Point. which Is not YET
made public but which had the opportunity Of pc
ruslng the other day. convinceS that 1t contains
vast amount Of valuable information rs president
Of the board. Mr. George ". ChldS, Of Philadelphia
has spared no pains to intake II interesting. Among
other things hr has invaded Y LAT must appear I'm
cadets eyes be the holy of HOLES to wit the laundry
where the famous while trousers are " done up" Mr.
Chds finds that of these fOuser, there were washed IN
tie Laundry In the course OF the last year. wat do
you thinkl Thirty ihIce thousand three nundlcd dnd
thirty -sevcn-:}:i.337-pai only think of 1t!
33]37 pairs. A. these trousers arc mostly
worn in July and August. and as there are Only
800 cadets at the Academy at one Time 1t follows that
two pal., OF tlouscls day not too many, If
indeed they are enOu, III satisfy either the vanity OF
the Young warriors en- the demands If their cxacug
pcrlors. Bcny Wall may we'll lock hs iuIcs after
thisl
Mr.. CHA, has turilclmoc a.ccl 'lned for the bcne-
fit Of Congress that Tie est Point laundry prepared
p.3oi collar, ana },0I3 pairs of cuffs which would
prove cJnclusNcy the lmpIta fact that the Lutcr
welc Il The "t-vcrsibe' k1l There dis" passed
through the lauudty ,.).- wh.to .hits. bur II IS
figures would indicate That about ten collars were
changed by cadet before hr thought 10 necessary t.
d,n "A clean ~ilf. and Vttld exhibit the relative
value Of linen from cadets point 0i Wow. taking he
white SHIRT ~ the unit OF value. a follows:
Collar 10. trousers >, shirt /.
Truly SANDER
Mr.. IhldS farther finds that the cadets sent TO the
laundry 4g.3Oy towels, 2D.sOJ waist and shoulder
46"72. but n.'t not delve deeper IN the mysteries
" d cadets apparel